Hi @Byron177
Your listing is live, but shows no reviews yet. When a guest posts a review, you'll be notified by email and you will also see it in the message thread. A good way to get guests to review you, is to review them (if you haven't done so yet). Both parties have 14 days after check-out to post their reviews.
I'm worried about the fact that you say you cancelled some bookings. Were they confirmed bookings, or just requests to book? As a host, canceling confirmed bookings counts heavily against you and should be avoided as far as possible. If you don't want to accept short bookings, set a minimum stay (in the Availability tab of the calendar) as @Marie8425 has suggested.
If you're worried about pricing, you could consider setting a base price for a certain number of guests and then adding an extra-guest fee for the rest. For example, you could have a minimum charge for up to 4 guests (which will make your listing more affordable for small groups) and then charge extra from the 5th guest onwards, or however you prefer. You can set this up in the Pricing tab of the calendar. At the moment your listing costs the same, regardless of whether 1 or 8 guests book it. This is not necessarily wrong, just something you need to consider and perhaps compare to the pricing structure of your competitors. It may be difficult to get the place booked in low season if you always charge the full 8-person price.
Regarding costs - I agree that it's very expensive to keep amenities stocked and to have everything cleaned and laundered. Most costs are incurred when you change guests. To make shorter stays profitable, you could add a cleaning fee. This is charged per booking (not per night) and helps to recover the large expenses at guest changeovers. It means short stays will work out relatively more expensive on a per-night basis than longer stays.
